Because French universities are technically institutions for training secondary school teachers, this position gave Durkheim considerable influence his lectures were the only ones that were mandatory for the entire student body.
For it is now possible, in a way that it never used to be, for retired statesmen to acquire considerable wealth through lectures, books, directorships, and so on.
The quiet and stability of Europe bored him, and in the last years of his life he spent a considerable amount of time lecturing in Mexico, often with his friend Gabriel García Márquez.
And different equations will be a topic of considerable emphasis in the next lecture.
Ms. Barker has spent considerable effort jazzing up the lectures, which are often set in an unusual environment like a public market or an airport.
Among the guests was Henry Kissinger, who had delivered the first fellowship lecture a year earlier, a considerable personality wryly described as the only Secretary of State under whom three American Presidents have served.
Phoenix recognized that secondary educational institutions had inadequate equipment and needed more experienced teachers and has invested considerable effort in developing and presenting lectures at local schools with environmental themes, games, and quizzes.
In particular, Kato's lecture notes [323] had considerable impact.
Twardowski's unpublished manuscripts, often complete sets of lecture notes, constitute a considerable part of his philosophical corpus.
Throughout his life Gottschalk devoted considerable time and energy to public lectures, often on topics relating directly to his scholarly expertise: revolution, Franco-American relations, historiography, and so forth.
